Queen receives Scottish bible during coronation in 1953

The video describes a ceremonial event involving the Church of Scotland and the Queen. It begins with the role of the Church, followed by the Queen's attire and the anointing ceremony, symbolizing her consecration as God's servant. The Queen then moves to King Edward's chair, under a canopy held by Knights of the Garter.

What is the role of the Church of Scotland in the ceremony?

• To provide music for the event

• To organize the seating arrangement

• To moderate the General Assembly

• To crown the Queen

What does the Queen's divestment of her robes and jewels symbolize?

• Her humility and readiness for the ceremony

• Her connection to the Church

• Her wealth and power

• Her authority over the kingdom

What is the significance of the Queen wearing a simple white robe?

• It matches the decor of the venue

• It is a traditional color for royalty

• It is a requirement by the Church

• It represents purity and simplicity

During the anointing ceremony, what is the Queen consecrated as?

• God's anointed servant

• The ruler of the kingdom

• The protector of the realm

• The head of the Church

What is the significance of the canopy over King Edward's chair?

• It represents the unity of the knights

• It is used to shield the Queen from the sun

• It is a symbol of protection and honor

• It is a decorative element with no specific meaning